Over 100 Things You Can Do With The Create Mod – Minecraft 1.18.2

Hello everyone. My name is Uberswe. And today we’re at Uberswe Labs where I’ll show you over 100 different things you can do with the create mod. Let’s get started with some basics. You can use a clutch to turn off machines when you’re not using them and this will save you SU.

You can use a toolbox for additional storage space. After putting down a toolbox you can hold the alt key to access its inventory. Each toolbox has eight slots and every slot can hold up to 256 items. If you’re placing down multiple toolboxes you’ll be able to choose which toolbox you want to access

When holding the alt key. You can make a cobblestone generator using some lava, some water, and a drill. You can make a limestone generator by using honey instead of water. And finally, if you use chocolate, you can make Scoria. Cobblestone can be turned into gravel using either crushing wheels or a millstone.

You can blow air through water using an encased fan and when you drop gravel into that water, you’ll wash it. This will give you some flint, but also iron nuggets. You can use some crushing wheels to crush gravel. This will give you sand, clay, and flint.

There are many ways to move items vertically. You could, for example, use a mechanical arm. You can also use shoots with an encased fan underneath. This will make the shoots transfer items upwards instead of down. You can also use a wade ejector to throw items up.

And you could, of course, always use a belt. You can use any dye to change the color or belts. Here I’m using cyan, for example, and green. And I can also use light blue. If you don’t like a color, just hit it with a different dye,

Or you can also use a water bucket to wash it off. You can use some encased fans to blow soul fire onto cobblestone to make blackstone. Placing a water wheel with some soul sand behind it will give you max power and speed.

This will give you a total of 320 SU at 20 RPM. Placing a waterwheel horizontally will give you the same power and RPM without the need to soul sand. You can use belts to throw items such as lava buckets through the nether portal. Here’s a view from both sides.

You can also use trains to go through nether portal. Trains can load an unload fluid using a portable fluid interface. As you can see here I have a fluid tank with two interfaces. These can face in any direction and even work through blocks such as tracks. Let’s go ahead and power this station

To send a train through the nether portal. The train will now start loading lava, and once it’s done it will travel back. If you use a host pulley on a lava source on more than 10,000 blocks, it will count as a bottomless supply which means you will have infinite amounts of lava.

Water wheels can also be powered by lava. You can use the schematic and quill to make copies of your builds. Just select your build, save it, and finally place that down. You can then place the schematic in a schematic cannon, and as long as you have all the items,

It will build any schematic. By placing down some soul fire with some encased fans to pull the fire up, you can turn horses into skeleton horses. Redstone links can be used to send wireless redstone signals. There are two simple ways that you can make crushing wheels spin in opposite directions.

Either use three large cogs, like so, or use two gear boxes with a shaft in between. With a crate mod, you can make a lot of weird and interesting contraptions. Put some drills on the front of a contraption and you can have a machine that automatically builds train tunnels.

Although the track might be a little bit bumpy. Most mobs in the game can be placed on a seat. This also allows you to use them as train conductors. You can automatically change train schedules for trains by dropping a train schedule onto a train station. If you combine two flint

With one gravel in a basin with lava and use the mechanical press, you’ll get andesite blocks. You can automatically craft clay from clay balls using mechanical crafters. And you can also craft clay using a mechanical press and a basin. Empty blaze burners can be used directly on blaze spawners.

You can use encased fans to blow air through lava and this will turn clay into terracotta. You can crush terracotta to get red sand. Red sand can be washed to give gold nuggets and every once in a while you’ll get some dead brush. Red sand can be mixed with flint and some lava

To make granite. You can use an encased fan to blow soul fire onto sand to make soul sand. You can wash soul sand to get another quartz and gold nuggets. You can combine and andesite with iron nuggets in a mixer to make andesite alloy. This is cheaper than crafting andesite side alloy

In a workbench. You can use mechanical presses to turn iron and gold nuggets into ingots. You can stand on a turntable to get really dizzy. Copper casings can be used on fluid pipes, not only for decoration, but also to keep them separated from other pipes. You can also right click with a wrench

To make a fluid pipe transparent. Metal and wooden brackets can also be used to decorate fluid pipes. You can use an encased fan with a nozzle to blow air in all directions. And you can also make a diamond shower if you wanted to. Brass and andesite casings can be used on cogs.

Brass and andesite casings can also be used on shafts to decorate them. And you can also use metal and wood brackets on shafts. Andesite and brass casings can also be used on belts to decorate them. You can use mechanical belt to extend an existing belt. And you can use a wrench

To both remove the casings and shorten a belt. You can also use andesite or brass casings to decorate belts with vertical shafts. You can use stock pass switches to monitor inventories. These will give off redstone signals depending on how full an inventory is and they work for pretty much any inventory

Like chest fluid tanks or item vaults. You can use a link controller to send signals to up to six different redstone links. The link controller can also be placed on a lectern and be interacted with by right clicking. You can use display links on a content server

To show how much of an item is stored in a specific storage. You can pull honey out of beehives using fluid pipes. You can use display links on cuckoo clocks to show the time on different interfaces like the nixie tube, signs, or display boards. You can also use display links on stressometers,

Or speedometers, to show the current speed, stress, and capacity of your machines. You can combine an ender pearl, precision mechanism, glass block, brass ingot, and some obsidian to make a wand of symmetry. All you have to do is right click to place on a marker

And you can shift right click to change settings. You then have an easy way to mirror blocks as you’re building. And finally, we’re about halfway through the video. And here are some more examples. You can combine mine carts to make miniature trains, for example. Although mine appear to be a little bit broken

And my villager has died. But you could also use a ton of mechanical pistols to create some fake water with a boat. You can also create a potato cannon. This will allow you to shoot potatoes and other vegetables. It’s also possible to craft an extendo grip.

Oh, and if you use the extendo grip or the cannon with a copper back tank, you won’t lose any durability. The extendo grip will let you reach really far. As you can see, I’m holding this in my offhand and hitting blocks that are further away than I should reach.

I can also use tools with this if I want to. You can also make an automatic composter. Just insert anything that’s compostable here and then I will drop into the hopper via the funnel laptop and that will make us some bone meal. Something that’s good to know is that hoppers

Can place items on belt from the side. You can make an automated farm using some harvesters connected to a mechanical bearing that uses a water wheel for power, for example. Also, when starting a machine the first time you can put a plow on the edge.

This will outline a circle where your farm is gonna be which can be very useful. You can process wheat with a millstone to get wheat flour and some wheat seeds. You can mix wheat flour with water to make dough. By using some redstone magic and mechanical bearings

You can make doors that only open if you time the presses of the pressure plates correctly. You can make an elevator that shows what floor you’re currently on. By using some encased fans on campfires you can turn dough into bread. You can create a milk farm by using deployers to milk cows.

You can pour milk on bread using a spout to make sweet rolls. You can move some harvesters using a gantry shaft to make a sugarcane farm. You can also use harvesters to harvest cocoa beans. You can mill sugar cane to get sugar. You can make an egg farm,

With shoots that have a carpet on top where chickens are placed above. When a chicken lays an egg it will then fall onto the bell below. By combining cocoa beans, milk, and sugar we can make chocolate. If we then put the chocolate in a mechanical press we get chocolate bars.

By pouring chocolate on sweet berries we get chocolate glazed berries. We can pour honey on apples to make honeyed apples. You can make a tree farm by having some deployers that will plant saplings and then placing saws at the bottom of a contraption that rotates on a mechanical bearing.

If you want to harvest leaves as well you can place some deployers facing upward with shears. The shears are there but not visible for some reason. We can make tea by combining leaves, milk, and water. We can then place this on a bottle to make builders tea.

You can use crafting blueprints to auto craft. Just right click the item you want to craft and as long as you have the items in your inventory it will craft it for you. By combining eight redstone and some nether quartz we can make rose quartz. Using a deployer with some sandpaper,

We can then polish this to make polished rose quartz. Using mechanical crafters, we can automatically craft items and if we need to put an item in a specific slot we can use funnels to filter the items. Using two deployers and a mechanical press we can make train tracks. This requires a stone slab,

Either two iron nuggets ,or two zinc nuggets, and then finally a press will put it all together. You can automate casings. First you need to use a saw to strip wood. Then just place an ingot on top of the wood to make a casing. To make train casings, you need a sturdy sheet

Placed on top of a brass casing. By mixing zinc and copper ingots over a blaze burner we can make brass ingots. You can automate the creation and precision mechanisms. Here, I run all the unfinished precision mechanisms in a loop. I get rid of anything that shouldn’t be here using a smart shoot

And then I have a content observer in the back combined with a redstone link on the funnel here which will only let out new gold sheets if the belt is cleared. You can crush netherrack to make cinder flour. By combining dough, cinder flour, and sugar we can make a blaze cake base

Which will then fill with lava to make a blaze cake. You can make an elevator using a sticky mechanical piston. Portable item interfaces will work through blocks. You can also use encased fans as an elevator. You can combine a windmill and a farm into one. Windmills can be made out of wool

And they don’t have to look like windmills. Windmills can be built with sails but you can also just use the sail frame to make a windmill. You can increase the throughput of a funnel by sending in a very fast repeating redstone signal. Shafts can go through metal girders and still function.

Using water, lava, and some drills you can make an obsidian farm. You can use saws to automate the creation of the four different types of frame glass that the create mod adds. You can use crafter slot covers to cover empty spaces and recipes when using the mechanical crafter.

You can use the deployers to place contraptions and you can also use deployers to pick up contraptions. You can make a steam engine to power your other machines. This is done using fluid tanks over some blaze burners. Other heat sources are okay. Then you need a water source and some steam engines.

The boiler I made here is very simple and produces a 65,000 SU. You can combine multiple mine carts and contraptions to make really weird things. You can glue some drills under some barrels to make an early game mining contraption. You can then lower this using a hand crank

And it will mine out the blocks below. Once you’re done, raise the backup again and check the barrels to see what items you got. You can use the haunted bell to tell if they’re areas where monsters can spawn. These blue ghosts show the areas. Put a fluid tank over a heat source

With a steam whistle on it and you can make sounds. Different size steam whistles will make different tones and you can change them by hitting them with a wrench or adding more steam whistles on top. You can make a really complicated sheep farm by having a bunch of gantry chefs

With a deployer and some shearers above sheep. You can make a ferris wheel that you and your friends could ride on Using a clockwork bearing you can make a working clock. This will show the time in the Minecraft world. Using a bunch of pistons

And a deployer allows you to make a 3D printer. Just place down a schematic and give that to the filter of the deployer and you’ll be able to start printing. This is a very simple version that works using buttons but you could very easily automate this.

Well, we’re reaching the end of the video. I’ve now shown you almost everything that I wanna show you. There is one more item that I would like to show you that only works in creative mode. But to use this item we kind of need to leave this place

And we’ll go ahead and take a company train to a area a little bit more remote. By the way, while we’re traveling, I just wanna say a big thank you to everyone who subscribed to my channel. As I’m making this video, I just surpassed 100 subscribers which is an amazing feeling,

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We arrived at our station and we can now get off the train. The last thing I wanna show you guys is the world shaper. You can use the world shaper to create all kinds of stuff. With this we could place cubes, spheres, cylinders, and a bunch of other stuff.

You can also change the radius and set the type of block you wanna place. There’s a bunch of other settings here which I’m not really gonna go over in this video. If there’s enough interest I could make a whole other video just for this tool

But I figured I would play around with it a little bit now just to show you guys how it works. So all you have to do is left click on the block to set the material. So I’ve now set it to snow. And I’m gonna go ahead

And end this video by making a snowman. Thank you so much for watching. Once again, I hope you enjoyed the video and I’ll see you next time.